New DRSI Campus Wide Survey
The DRSI Project is conducting a campus-wide survey to better understand experiences with accessibility, accommodations, and safety in research and creative practice environments at U-M.
We are interested in a broad range of experiences, including those related to disability as well as conditions, needs, and functional limitations that may affect how people work. The survey is open to U-M faculty, staff, trainees, and others who conduct research, scholarship, or creative practice, as well as those who supervise people working in these environments.
The survey asks about:
- Experiences with accommodations and support
- Research and creative practice workspaces and environments
- Awareness of available resources and processes
- Accessibility and safety in these environments
Survey responses are anonymous. A brief eligibility screening is included, and not everyone who begins the survey will be asked to complete the full questionnaire.
The survey is open through October 30 and takes approximately 15-20 minutes to complete.
Survey findings will help identify ways to connect people with resources, develop best practices, and inform practical approaches to improving accessibility and safety in research and creative practice environments at U-M.
For more information, please visit the Disability & Research Safety Infrastructure (DRSI) webpage.
